Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-18

AANuoduu INllrfE.
quite a iiulo breeze ct ,yr. tseu. ,.
stirred our iowa on "Wednesday h.
on learning that apart NJ The emit,
prize in the Louisiana Lottery az.
drawn Al CiiHuafiilo IN his comm,
se'e'ei parties in chat place had order
cd ticket, through the Reinerh,. VII,
also held ono or more. Rcin,.h ,..
IN town when the news came an,
posted of instantcr 10 CliftonyuI. !,
learn who were the lucky winners
lie returned to town on Tbursj,,
morning and reported that he held tw,
tWenueiha OF the number drawing IN,
capital pie, making the neat sum Of
10000. Ii turned out, however, thai
Miss Fannie Chandler. daughter of Mr.
j. ". Chandler, wac the real ownr, n,
one Of the tickets and Rcinach wa,
compelled TO give it up. Miss Gran,
dlor IS deserving Young lady. and w,
congratulate her on her good fortune
There Is still some mystery about the
other ticket which Rcinach il sunpoSc.
to have ia his possession, and there !,
a very strong suspicion that 1t bclonos
to Il negro in the Clifton nriglhor.
hood.
The latest developments in the lot.
terry Ticket case, SHOW that l.. Rciuacl
who was arrested at Meridian did moi
have possession oftho other tickot. bu,
his brother Moses has it,. The ticket
held by the negro drew nothing
itcinach gave up the ticket he fraudu-
icntly obtained, and he is released from
arrest and has gone glimmcring, prob
ably moi to return.
so many OF our readers have EXPRESS
ed n desire to see the letter written
from this place to a Tennessee u
in reference 70 the robbery of Mr..
Goodwin, we have concluded to pub.
lish it in full, aud they can see how
wen justified we were in our comments
that the author should have a coat OF
tar and feathers, If we thought there
was any probability of his.being found,
we would offer reward for him.
Last Saturday our would-be legis-
lators gave the citizens ofLynn Creek
an opportunity to hear what they in
tended TO do for the good Of the State
and county. They are improving in
their speaking, and by the time they
close the discussion at the Court
House, will probably be In good trim
10 interest II large audience. To-day
they are at CooksyiIIe.
There was II large real estate sale Of
icctcd in Macon last week. Cant, ".
W. Gaines purchased Mr.. Nouh Scales
fine stock farm, possession to be given
next December. We are very clad 10
have Capt. Gaines as & citizen again
ard hope Mr.. Scales will continue to
abide with us.
On Friday the Young men Of our
town )cft il almost deserted BY joining
in a pichie at Marshal Mays lake. 1t
was u very warm day hut the boys
were prepared Tor it and enjoyed them
selves TO the fullest extent, with no
msshaps to mar the occasion.
Elder Graves OF the Baptist Church
has been preaching a series Of sermons
here during the week to large congrc-
CATIONS. Though suffering from par
alysis, he has lost littlc Of his Old vigor
Of intellect in his aggressive STYLE OF
preaching.
LosT-Ou WIGHT OF 10Th inst be-
tween the Macon Female Seminary
and Masonic Hail corner, = silver
hrcastpin with pendant brilliant, The
finder will be suitably rewarded itlclt
ut BEACON office.
Mr. Thos. Clark, Of fairfield, Ala,
wa in town Thursday and brought US
word Of the serious illness of Rev Mr..
Oats. Rev. ", Long went down yes
tcrdNy to see him.
Mr.. Mat Nahorner lately attended
the meeting, in New York, of the Ma
-iionai Jersey Association, and recciv-
cd the honor of being made II of the
twelve directors in the United States.
We return thanks to Mrs. Ihos.
Footc for tomatoes and roasting cars
II is generally the lth Of July when we
enjoy such iuxurIes.
I. Prof. Waiter Stokes, Principal of the
Pulaski, Tenn Public school, has re-
turned TO his old home for u vacation.
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All parties wishing la. State Lottery
tickets can send their orders through
). j. ~FEiBrLMAN,
lime ~. Macon Miss.
The Magnolia Gin,
have the agency tor the SAFE OF
Gulletl's celebrated Magnolia Tin with
Feeder and Condenser attached. Far
mers are invited to call and inspect.
lame ls.lm. j. ". PATTY.
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